In my most recent blog post, I created
a list of easy-to-grow flowers
you can grow in your classroom. This blog post contains a round-up of
flowerpot crafts that you can make and decorate for those flowers. The
flowerpots featured in this round-up were created by moms and teachers from
all over the internet. If you see a craft in this post that you’d like to try,
click on its link and head to its original website for material lists,
directions, photos, etc. There are lots of terrific craft ideas in this post,
so let’s dive right in!
a list of easy-to-grow flowers
you can grow in your classroom. This blog post contains a round-up of
flowerpot crafts that you can make and decorate for those flowers. The
flowerpots featured in this round-up were created by moms and teachers from
all over the internet. If you see a craft in this post that you’d like to try,
click on its link and head to its original website for material lists,
directions, photos, etc. There are lots of terrific craft ideas in this post,
so let’s dive right in!
Craft Ideas for Making and Decorating Flowerpots
1. These fingerprint flowerpots by
Messy Little Monster
would be a fun project for preschool students.
Messy Little Monster
would be a fun project for preschool students.
2. These melted crayon flower pots by
Twitchetts
could enrich your science lessons about adding heat to a solid to make a
liquid.
Twitchetts
could enrich your science lessons about adding heat to a solid to make a
liquid.
3. These twig-wrapped flowerpots by
Growing Family would be fun to make after a nature walk.
Growing Family would be fun to make after a nature walk.
6. If you work with younger children and are looking for an alternative to
traditional terracotta pots, try these faux terracotta pots by
The Inspirational Edit.
traditional terracotta pots, try these faux terracotta pots by
The Inspirational Edit.
7. These monochromatic terracotta flowerpots by
The DIY Nuts
would be a fun culminating activity for your art lessons about color and
hue.
The DIY Nuts
would be a fun culminating activity for your art lessons about color and
hue.
8. Children can learn about the art of stenciling while making these
hand-stenciled flowerpots by
Mamas Smiles.
hand-stenciled flowerpots by
Mamas Smiles.
9. If you have access to dry cement powder and acrylic paints, your
students can make these
concrete planters
by The Soccer Mom.
students can make these
concrete planters
by The Soccer Mom.
10. Children can learn about upcycling and biodegradable products by making these
newspaper planters by
Carrots Are Orange.
newspaper planters by
Carrots Are Orange.
11. After learning about artist Frida Kahlo, children can paint
Frida’s portrait on these planters by
The Craft Train.
Frida’s portrait on these planters by
The Craft Train.
Did you enjoy this round-up of flowerpot crafts? If so, check out these blog posts for more crafting and plant-related ideas and activities:
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